Category Archives: Local NH Politics
Keno-garten Conflicts On The Concord City Council?
CONCORD, NH — At least two Concord officials could have been – or may, in the future – be in conflict during official discussions about Keno in the city of Concord which has been put up for a vote this … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Education, Local NH Politics
Tagged Kenogarten, Patch, Tony Schinella
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What’s going on with the Northwood New Hampshire School Board?
As a concerned taxpayer and 16 year resident of Northwood, the bus crisis has been a topic of concern. Searching for more information, I submitted an RTN request. The SAU office and the documents I received were astonishing. The Northwood bus crisis … Continue reading
Posted in Education, GraniteGrok, Local NH Politics
Tagged GrokWatch, Northwood, School Board, School District
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Henniker: Trail expansion targets Rush Road and Hillside Drive
Despite the fact that back on March 4, 2014, this very same request to use Rush Road was denied by the State of New Hampshire. What has changed? If the State of New Hampshire allows this now….one must recognize the … Continue reading
How the Free State Project Is Influencing New Hampshire Politics
When Jason Sorens, Ph.D., conceived the Free State Project (FSP) in a July 2001 essay in The Libertarian Enterprise, he was a 24-year-old graduate student at Yale University. In the essay, Sorens advocated a libertarian migration, in “which freedom-minded people of all stripes…establish … Continue reading
Outsized SAU Salaries
Timberlane’s superintendent is the highest paid in New Hampshire, at $165,909. Gov. Sununu makes $127,443. The Chief Justice of the NH Supreme Court makes $154,000. Send in your thoughts as who would have a higher salary in NH than our … Continue reading
Posted in Debt/Spending, Donna Green, Education, Local NH Politics
Tagged Salaries, SAU 55, Timberlane
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Londonderry, NH High School Tries to Ban the American Flag…
Just before my segment on the Girard at Large radio show this morning Rich reported on a letter sent to parents of High School students in Londonderry New Hampshire. The missive, a printed affair with pictures and the school principles … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Girard At Large, GraniteGrok, Local NH Politics
Tagged American Flags, High School, Londonderry, Rich Girard
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Henniker’s Unpaid, Un-Redeemed Tax Problem….
Trying to understand the overall tax requirements to run a town can be quite confusing. One has to work through a blizzard of RSA’s that regulate how all taxes (including your property tax) are created, levied and collected. Then there … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics, Property Rights, taxes
Tagged Bruce Trivellini, Henniker, taxes
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New Hampshire rejected 2 bills limiting access to records
Two measures that ultimately failed in New Hampshire were among dozens of bills state Legislatures debated this session that would close or limit public access to government records and meetings, according to a review by The Associated Press and numerous … Continue reading
Dave Gaubatz: Portrait of an American Coward (Chief Nick Willard)
Patriotic Readers: Review this article and then contact Chief Willard and respectfully ask him to stop protecting Islamic terrorist supporters at the ISNH (Islamic Society of NH) but to protect innocent men, women, and children who love America and support the … Continue reading
Newport resident sues school district over budget mishap
NEWPORT — Bert Spaulding Sr. has filed a motion in Sullivan County Superior Court claiming the Newport School District presented an erroneous budget to town voters, resulting in excess revenues that are now to be collected absent corrective action. “By … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Education, Local NH Politics
Tagged Bert Spaulding Sr., Budget, Lawsuit, Newport
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The New Media Militia 